Love That Dog Vocabulary

What is a harness?

• A set of straps that connect a horse to a cart

• A large musical instrument

• A large machine for harvesting crops on a farm

• A long spear that whalers used to use to catch whales

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What is symmetry?

• A long piece of music for an orchestra

• A balanced arrangement of parts on either side of a line or center point

• A feeling of understanding and sadness when someone else is having a hard time

• An arrangement that is not the same on both sides when split down the middle

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What does pasture mean in this sentence?

The farmer led her cows into the pretty green pasture.

• A muddy field

• A barnyard

• A land where animals graze

• An area beside the farmhouse

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What does fetch mean in this sentence?

My poodle fetched the long stick I threw for her.

• Went after and brought back

• Sold for a particular price

• Snacked on and ate

• Ran away with

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Which is an example of alliteration?

• There was an old lady who swallowed a fly.

• Peter Piper picked a peck of purple peppers.

• Lions and tigers and bears, oh my!

• Hickory Dickory Dock, the mouse ran up the clock.

• H

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What is free verse?

• poetry the rhymes on every other line

• poetry that does not have any rhyme patterns or any stanza patterns

• poetry that is cheap and easy to write

• the opposite of expensive poetry

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Groups of lines separated by breaks are:

• meters

• patterns

• stanzas

• rhythms

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Pow, meow, arf, buzz, and cheep-cheep are examples of:

• repetition

• structures

• patterns

• onomatopoeia

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When a poet repeats the same word or group of words or sentence in a poem, we call it:

• alliteration

• free verse

• repetition

• meter

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Rhyme means:

• that a word ends in the same sound as another word

• a single line that has a bunch of words

• the only correct way to write poetry

• the beats of a poem

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